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/Sounds like "HAHR" (as in "hard") + "toh" (as in "toll")/
Fed up and done with something, or completely stuffed after eating in Venezuela. Being "jarto" means you've hit your limit, whether emotionally or from a huge meal.
“I'm so done with this situation, something needs to change now.”
“I was stuffed after lunch, couldn't fit in a single sweet.”
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/Sounds like "HAHR" (as in "hard") + "toh" (as in "toll")/
Fed up and done with something, or completely stuffed after eating in Venezuela. Being "jarto" means you've hit your limit, whether emotionally or from a huge meal.
“I'm so done with this situation, something needs to change now.”
“I was stuffed after lunch, couldn't fit in a single sweet.”
Cien por cien
Totally, completely, and without any doubt whatsoever in Spain. When a Spaniard says 'cien por cien,' they're affirming something with the maximum conviction possible, as if they'd bet their life on it.